Gårdshotell i Shenandoah Valley

“We were there for a wedding so we didn’t do any local activities. The house and its history were amazing. Everything you could possibly need was in the home. I liked the location also because you were out of town but still close enough for a few minutes trip to get to restaurants and shopping. ”

“If we managed to do everything, sing, dance, play, we loved the comfortable place for us”

“Wow, hot tubs under the cool November sky was probably my favorite part if I could get past the excitement of the farm animals! The house was perfect with new ample appliances in the kitchen, multiple rooms with space to relax.”

“Absolutely fabulous home! Stayed two nights with 8 friends for a ladies weekend and had a wonderful experience. The house is situated beautifully, well equipped with everything you could need in the kitchen, and had extremely comfortable beds. We loved being so close to the Old Rag trailhead, and also got to enjoy the local area as well. Elena (host) was extremely responsive and accommodating. Would highly recommend. ”

“This house is very nice, although it’s lacking in a few areas for its price. A hot tub and game room were present in other Luray homes we have stayed in previously for a few hundred dollars less. The home has character of yesteryears and accommodated my family quite well. And the checkout policy is very easy. We did have a problem entering the home as the code given to me was incorrect. It would have been nice to have a phone number to contact the host but only email communication was provided...

“Loved this property and the hosting was excellent! ”

“We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will be back! It was very cold at the time and Laurie and Milley were quick to respond to my questions about heating. The place was charming and unique with its presence on the horse farm. We loved the all the decor...tasteful and new, the bedding...high end and comfortable. The design of the place was intriguing with the cathedral ceilings, stone fireplace and proximately to the working barn.”